At the 80th United Nations General Assembly, Haiti’s transitional leader Laurent Saint-Cyr addressed the dire situation in the country, describing it as a “modern-day Guernica” due to widespread violence, including killings and sexual assaults, alongside severe hunger affecting the population. Saint-Cyr called for immediate and significant international intervention aimed at restoring democracy, safeguarding children, and ensuring the nation’s right to peace. His remarks underscored the urgent need for global support to address the escalating crisis in Haiti, which has seen increasing instability and humanitarian challenges.



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